The Texas prison system is one of the largest in the world. According to available records, there are about 106 correctional facilities in the state.
Correctional facilities (including state prisons and county jails) in Vermont and the records of their inmates are open to the public by law.
Records of inmates in West Virginia correctional facilities are maintained by the West Virginia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
There are over 38,000 inmates distributed in 44 correctional facilities in Virginia. This is in addition to a multitude of local county jails in the state.
In Wisconsin, inmate records are categorized as public records, per the Wisconsin Open Records Law.
Whether you’re a concerned relative or friend or a victim, finding inmates in any correctional facility can be tricky if you don’t know how to go about your search.
Prison facilities (and inmates' records) in Wyoming are managed by the Wyoming Department of Corrections.
There's a prodigious number of prisons in Pennsylvania. The state's Department of Corrections (DOC) manages 23 state correctional institutions and supervises a further 40 privately-run facilities.
Although it's not quite the prison capital of the world (Louisiana holds that particular record), Rhode Island still imprisons a huge percentage of its citizens.